Can you attach source (generated) code?
In C# target there are some differeneces from java Antrl runtime (e.g. Token
interface is called IToken you can find others differences here:
http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Antlr+3+CSharp+Target?focusedCommen
tId=25559049#comment-25559049)
If you se
Hi,
I'm sure this question has been answered before but I'm not sure how
to phrase it well enough to find it in the archives.
I want to match to inputs an INT such as ' 170 \n'
and an AMOUNT such as ' $ 170.00 ' (unfortunately there is
occasionally a space before the amount)
The following gr
> Hello all,
>
> I'm trying to get the CSharp2 target to work. I followed the
> instructions here:
>
> http://www.antlr.org/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=557075
>
> except that I generated using the command line rather than using Antlrworks:
>
> java -classpath antlr-3.1.3.jar org.antlr.Too
Hi simon
don'you miss Language=CSharp2 in grammar's option section?
And why in grammar there is package definition? (line 98 and line 104) But
the erroneous code is defined above (line 107)
private boolean allowShortOpenTag = false;
// Handle the first token, which will always be a BodyStrin
Hi Simon,
I assume you're using the grammar from this project:
http://code.google.com/p/phpparser/
If so, you'll need to modify the grammar to work with any target other than
the Java target. In the @header and @members blocks at the top, the
contained code is written in Java and will need to be
On 2/15/2011 1:05 PM, Richard Druce wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure this question has been answered before but I'm not sure how
> to phrase it well enough to find it in the archives.
>
> I want to match to inputs an INT such as ' 170 \n'
> and an AMOUNT such as ' $ 170.00 ' (unfortunately there is
>
Hi Richard,
The answer is to use 2 lexer rules instead of one, and change the parser
rule. It is generally not a good idea to mark whitespace as hidden (as
you have done), and also use whitespace in your lexer rules. Here is
what I would try:
grammar testing;
start :
( DOLLAR? I
Hi Johannes,
> The problem lies in the fact the for current state of the CSharp2 target I
> didn't release any binaries because of a bug which kills the execution of an
> example grammar. I'm currently backporting the CSharp3 runtime to isolate if
> the error is in the runtime or in the templat
Howdy. I'm thinking about revising the ref guide for ANTLR 3 (ANTLR v4 might be
awhile so I should update book). Any suggestions to improve? One obvious
thing: discuss not just java target :)
Ter
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Absolutely, I'd like to see discussion and tutorials around the C target.
On 16/02/2011, at 10:36 AM, Terence Parr wrote:
> Howdy. I'm thinking about revising the ref guide for ANTLR 3 (ANTLR v4 might
> be awhile so I should update book). Any suggestions to improve? One obvious
> thing: discus
>
> Hi Johannes,
>
> > The problem lies in the fact the for current state of the CSharp2 target I
> > didn't release any binaries because of a bug which kills the execution of
> > an example grammar. I'm currently backporting the CSharp3 runtime to
> > isolate if the error is in the runtime or
ok. I will do full usage examples for each target.
should book include FAQ type stuff?
Ter
On Feb 15, 2011, at 3:43 PM, Shane MacPhillamy wrote:
> Absolutely, I'd like to see discussion and tutorials around the C target.
> On 16/02/2011, at 10:36 AM, Terence Parr wrote:
>
>> Howdy. I'm thinking
Just my two cents here
I also had an issue until I manually compiled the latest version of the
CSharp3 runtime to work with the current 3.3 ANTLR release. I had code
generation issues when I tried to use the prebuilt DOT-NET-runtime-3.1.zip
with the current ANTLR 3.3 release.
Hope this helps.
- D
I think some FAQ stuff would be helpful. There are a couple of things I've
found a bit challenging so far. Some points;
- Eclipse integration (Galileo, Helios etc) has provided me with a few
unexpected surprises
- Presently I'm using a combination of Emacs, make, ANTLRWorks and Xcode --
works f
An orderly sequence of structured examples of increasing difficulty
illustrating the concepts covering all the bases would be nice. This is
especially true as one enters the realm of trees and then string rewriting. I
used the book for a class on writing language parsers and we had a good deal
Ah. Good point. I should talk about the eclipse plug-ins.
on the targets, I will probably have to limit myself to some examples that
demonstrate how to use that target. I will ask the authors of the targets to
explain what works and what doesn't work.
Ter
On Feb 15, 2011, at 4:37 PM, Shane MacP
Hello everyone,
First of all, I have to make the following important note: due to a change
in ANTLRCore.sti, this build of Antlr3.exe (the tool) only works properly
with the included CSharp3 target. Likewise, the CSharp3 target only works
properly with this version of the tool (the Java version
Hi Ray,
Yeah, the language implementation patterns book is much more amenable to a
class I would say. the reference guide is more of an accompanying text. do
think that is working out for you this semester would be examples in the LIP
book?
I'm actually teaching a programming language is clas
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 5:36 PM, Terence Parr wrote:
> Howdy. I'm thinking about revising the ref guide for ANTLR 3 (ANTLR v4 might
> be awhile so I should update book). Any suggestions to improve? One obvious
> thing: discuss not just java target :)
>
> Ter
>
The thing I struggled with the m
Let me say that I really like ANTLR and have been using both books
extensively. Thus I hope this is taken as constructive criticism.
I think what Ray is saying is what I've been running into. I'm teaching
the Compiler's class (for the first time) and using the ANTLR reference
book. It has been a b
My wish list would be:
1. Tree rewriting with pattern matching: the concept is wonderfully
simple but the execution, or rather my execution, is harder. The
examples dealing with variable scope in the LIP book are really good,
and make it look obvious, but somehow I still find myself struggling
to
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 10:47 AM, Johannes Luber wrote:
> Did you read the other emails stating you may have a grammar which is meant
> to work with Java? If possible pls attach the grammar to the email, so we can
> check this and any other errors. I forgot which ANTLR versions require what
> r
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